Correspondence, 1856-1906.

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Correspondence, 1856-1906.

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This is a miscellaneous collection of letters, to and from Lubbock, concerning his lectures and his interest in paleontology, as well as references to political matters, particularly the Irish question, and numerous mentions of the legislative bills with which he was involved. There are letters concerning his publications, "Prehistoric Times" (1865), and "Sense and Intelligence of Animals" (1888).

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